James Cameron, who directed the 1997 movie Titanic, told the BBC he felt “to the bone” the loss of the Titan submarine. In addition, Cameron also shared in his statements that he predicted the disaster that happened to the Titan submarine days ago.Cameron: “I suspected disaster”
Titanic was engraved in the history of cinema when it was released in 1997, starring Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio. The director, James Cameron, who provided this, actually dived 33 times into the wreckage of the sunken Titanic. Cameron, in a statement, said that he was on a ship on Sunday when the submarine disappeared and did not hear about it until Monday. When he learned that the submarine had lost both navigation and communication at the same time, he said he immediately suspected a disaster.
“I felt what happened to my bones. The submarine’s electronics broke down, the communication system broke down, and the tracking transponder broke down at the same time… I understood what happened to the submarine.”
As soon as Cameron heard the news, he immediately called some of his contacts in the deep-sea community, and within an hour I learned the following facts. Cameron said that communication with the submarine was cut off as it descended from 3500 meters to the bottom of 3800 meters. Noting that both communication and navigation were cut off at the same time, Cameron said, “You can’t lose both at the same time without a catastrophic event, it must be a high-energy disaster. The first thing that came to my mind was an implosion.”
“Terrible irony”
Cameron also said there was “terrible irony” in the loss of the Titan and its crew, comparing it to the loss of the Titanic in 1912. “We now have another wreckage unfortunately based on the same principles of ignoring warnings. OceanGate was warned.” said. Cameron noted that some of the deep-sea community, including himself, wrote to OceanGate in a letter saying they were “on a path to disaster.” Documents dating back to 2018 showed that Titan was not safe. The captain of the Titanic continued on the course at full speed, ignoring reports of icebergs ahead.Pieces of Titan found
On Thursday, parts of the wreckage of OceanGate’s Titan vehicle were found by the commissioning of a remotely-controlled submarine. It was announced that five people aboard the Titan submarine, which was lost in the North Atlantic and set out to see the wreckage of the Titanic, lost their lives. US Coast Guard officials announced that the crew died from an inward explosion caused by the loss of pressure on the submarine.Authorities stated that the submarine parts found were the result of a “disastrous explosion” and emphasized that the wreckage of the Titanic of the accident was detected 478 meters from the tip. It was stated that the crew lost their lives in milliseconds without feeling anything under the incredible pressure conditions at this depth of the ocean.
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